Hemodialysis Tubing Clamp

The replacement clamp is a significant solution that enables the replacement of a damaged clamp without the need to remove the Luer lock connector.input:
output:A dialysis catheter repair clamp is referred to as a replacement clamp.

The replacement clamp enables the replacement of a damaged clamp on the dialysis catheter without the need to remove the Luer lock connector.

A novel ergonomic design.

Produced in Sweden.CE-certified.

The registration number for the Food and Drug Administration is 3015532181.input:
output:How does it function?input:
output:Removing the outdated clamp is the initial step. Insert the replacement clamp from the side.input:
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Step 2: Secure the tube in the notch of the replacement clamp. The clamp is now prepared for use.input:
output:*The replacement clamp is intended for temporary use only. A catheter that is damaged should always be replaced. Carefully adhere to the instructions provided by your catheter supplier. Sweden has developed a replacement clamp for dialysis catheters that are employed in dialysis centers. The product is also manufactured in Sweden using high-quality materials.input:
output:The replacement clamp is a novel solution that resolves the issue when the standard clamp is no longer functional for some reason.input:
output:Before the product was available, there was no solution to this minor yet significant issue upon its arrival. It is a common occurrence for dialysis centers to replace the catheter, which is a costly process that causes the patient significant stress and work. The issue is resolved in a matter of seconds in a safe manner with the innovative replacement clamp.input:
output:The replacement clamp is installed without the need to remove the luer-lock connector.input:
output:In addition, we have modified the design to be both ergonomic and effortless to wear and manipulate. The replacement clamp has been registered with the FDA and has received CE approval. Additionally, it is protected by patents in the majority of countries, including the United States, Europe, and Japan.